This epithet of Mercury, found in Châteaubleau (S. et M.), was previously known, only, as a Personal Name, a double use which may be observed for other divine epithets compound with -māros, such as Anextlomaros ou Atepomaros. A recent hypothese tried to explain the first element Solitu-by comparing Celtic nouns for “ sight”, or “ sun”. The first group however goes back to * sūli-(OIr. súil, Brittonic Sulis, theonym), and the second one to * saw(H) lo-(Mid. W. heul, Bret. heol). A new approach is now explored, focussing on any connection within the Gaulish corpus between formations including the elements soli-and solitu- : first, an anthroponymic compound Solimaros, then a compound with verbal rection, Corio-solit-es, an ethnonym. Two possib...
At Carpentras (Vaucluse), the discovery of a dédicace to Mercury gives the opportunity to precise th...
At Carpentras (Vaucluse), the discovery of a dédicace to Mercury gives the opportunity to precise th...
The etymology of the Insular Celtic name for «compagnon, client, spouse » . céile, W. cilydd, Bret. ...
This epithet of Mercury, found in Châteaubleau (S. et M.), was previously known, only, as a Personal...
At Châteaubleau (Seine-et-Marne), Gallo-Roman site of several sanctuaries of native tradition, a var...
At Châteaubleau (Seine-et-Marne), Gallo-Roman site of several sanctuaries of native tradition, a var...
International audienceAt Châteaubleau (Seine-et-Marne), Gallo-Roman site of several sanctuaries of n...
Freedmen, wild horses, deliverers, mercenaries : the Gaulish word for «free». The Gaulish stem *rii̭...
Freedmen, wild horses, deliverers, mercenaries : the Gaulish word for «free». The Gaulish stem *rii̭...
Namingconstruction in Gaulish is of IE type: a descriptive name in the form of a compound, followed ...
Gaulish etymologies. XI. Gaulish tithe or Greek tithe ? Oswald Szemerenyi has recently proposed to a...
Subscribing to the new reading sunartiu proposed by P.-Y. Lambert (beginning of the Chamalières tabl...
Subscribing to the new reading sunartiu proposed by P.-Y. Lambert (beginning of the Chamalières tabl...
Out of some 160 god-names attested by the Greek and Latin writers as referring to the Thracian world...
Out of some 160 god-names attested by the Greek and Latin writers as referring to the Thracian world...
At Carpentras (Vaucluse), the discovery of a dédicace to Mercury gives the opportunity to precise th...
At Carpentras (Vaucluse), the discovery of a dédicace to Mercury gives the opportunity to precise th...
The etymology of the Insular Celtic name for «compagnon, client, spouse » . céile, W. cilydd, Bret. ...
This epithet of Mercury, found in Châteaubleau (S. et M.), was previously known, only, as a Personal...
At Châteaubleau (Seine-et-Marne), Gallo-Roman site of several sanctuaries of native tradition, a var...
At Châteaubleau (Seine-et-Marne), Gallo-Roman site of several sanctuaries of native tradition, a var...
International audienceAt Châteaubleau (Seine-et-Marne), Gallo-Roman site of several sanctuaries of n...
Freedmen, wild horses, deliverers, mercenaries : the Gaulish word for «free». The Gaulish stem *rii̭...
Freedmen, wild horses, deliverers, mercenaries : the Gaulish word for «free». The Gaulish stem *rii̭...
Namingconstruction in Gaulish is of IE type: a descriptive name in the form of a compound, followed ...
Gaulish etymologies. XI. Gaulish tithe or Greek tithe ? Oswald Szemerenyi has recently proposed to a...
Subscribing to the new reading sunartiu proposed by P.-Y. Lambert (beginning of the Chamalières tabl...
Subscribing to the new reading sunartiu proposed by P.-Y. Lambert (beginning of the Chamalières tabl...
Out of some 160 god-names attested by the Greek and Latin writers as referring to the Thracian world...
Out of some 160 god-names attested by the Greek and Latin writers as referring to the Thracian world...
At Carpentras (Vaucluse), the discovery of a dédicace to Mercury gives the opportunity to precise th...
At Carpentras (Vaucluse), the discovery of a dédicace to Mercury gives the opportunity to precise th...
The etymology of the Insular Celtic name for «compagnon, client, spouse » . céile, W. cilydd, Bret. ...